Review of Lifeaxe Emergency Hammer

This is a review of the Lifeaxe Emergency Hammer

Description

The Lifeaxe emergency hammer is quite a beast of a device weighing just under 500 grams and having not just one but five steel points to strike your window with! It is all about the power and force with this emergency hammer. It uses a 60 degree point angle for best possible impact with the window.

Lifeaxe emergency hammer

This particular emergency hammer has been installed in many buildings and recommended by the fire service of use in emergency escape scenarios.

It is quite a bulky hammer to carry around in your little Kia picanto or fiat 500 and is more of an industrial or home use emergency hammer however if you have the strength and would rather use something with more power for peace of mind then this is the right one for you.

It has a protective  case for the steel points to protect them from damage but also to protect you and the vehicle it is travelling in.

Lifeaxe emergency hammer window

The handle is easy to grip and also has a protective rim to protect your fingers and knuckles from shattering glass as you strike the window.

Pros & Cons

PROS:
  • Has 5 steel hammer points
  • Can be used for not just car windows but single and double glazed house windows also
  • Solely an emergency hammer
  • Has protective barrier over your fingers
CONS:
  • Quite pricey
  • No next day delivery
  • Heavy

Conclusion & where to buy

This is a emergency hammer designed soley as an emergency hammer and with 5 steel points there is no doubt that you will get out of that window with this. It is heavy but it does exactly the job it is designed to do.

Emergency Window Hammer (X2) Heavy Duty Lifeaxe ® Rescue/Escape Window Breaker! Break Windows & Double Glazing to Escape in a fire! Home/Office/Work/Hotel/Car - Used by Police & Fire Brigades

Amazon.co.uk

Dimensions:

50 x 24 x 12 cm

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Rachel
Rachel

Adventure-loving mother of two and an auto-enthusiast who thrives in the great outdoors with passion for cars and other self-propelled things.

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